This document provides instruction on the topic of MAKOPANYI (compound words) in three sections:
1. It defines MAKOPANYI as words formed by combining two or more distinct words or morphemes to create a single new word, known as a compound word.
2. It identifies the specific type of compound word as MAKOPANYI A TLHAGO (closed compounds) and provides examples.
3. It encourages students to learn about and properly use grammar in an appropriate manner.
it is a lesson plan that teachers who are teaching Sepedi/ Northern Sotho. this is a way that a lesson should be planned most importantly when teaching African Language as most teachers find it difficult.
1. The document discusses different types of adverbs in Sesotho which provide information about manner, place, and time regarding verbs.
2. There are three main types of adverbs: adverbs of time (neng), adverbs of place (kae), and adverbs of manner (bjang).
3. Examples are provided of how suffixes like -ng, -ny, and ga are used to form different types of adverbs in Sesotho.
This document provides instruction on the topic of MAKOPANYI (compound words) in three sections:
1. It defines MAKOPANYI as words formed by combining two or more distinct words or morphemes to create a single new word, known as a compound word.
2. It identifies the specific type of compound word as MAKOPANYI A TLHAGO (closed compounds) and provides examples.
3. It encourages students to learn about and properly use grammar in an appropriate manner.
it is a lesson plan that teachers who are teaching Sepedi/ Northern Sotho. this is a way that a lesson should be planned most importantly when teaching African Language as most teachers find it difficult.
1. The document discusses different types of adverbs in Sesotho which provide information about manner, place, and time regarding verbs.
2. There are three main types of adverbs: adverbs of time (neng), adverbs of place (kae), and adverbs of manner (bjang).
3. Examples are provided of how suffixes like -ng, -ny, and ga are used to form different types of adverbs in Sesotho.
2. Naa o bona eng mo diswantšhong tše?
Hlaloša gore go diragala eng?
3. Madiri ke mantšu ao a re botšago ka ga tiro ya ka gare ga lefoko.
Tlhamego:
1. Hlogo: hlogo ya lediri ga e be gona ka dinako ka moka, ge e ba gona e tliša tlhalošo ye nngwe.
1.1 Leitiri: le tliša hlogo ya (I) gomme tiro e wela godimo ga sediri.
Mohlala; kgama > Ikgama
1.2 Lentiri: le tliša hlogo ya (n) gomme tiro e wela mothong yo mongwe.
Mohlala; gata > nkgata
2. Modu + a > kutu
gat + a > gata
4. 3. Moselana wa lediri
Moselana wa lediri o hlomelwa magareng ga (modu) le (a) ya mafelelo.
Mohlala; monna o a lema > Monna o lemela mosadi tšhemo. Mo lefokong le, sediri se dira legatong
la sedirelwa.
O tliša tlhalošo ye nngwe.
Go lema le go lemela go a fapana.
O tswala lentšu le lefsa.
Lema > lemela
5. Mehuta ya meselana ya madiri
Lediredi
Ledirani
Ledireledi
Lediregi
Lediriši
Ledirišiši
6. Lediredi ( -el-)
Tiro e direlwa motho.
Mohlala: Bofa > bofela
Tate o bofela mma ngata ya dikgong.
Ledirani ( -an-)
Tiro e direga ka kamogelano.
Mohlala; kgoka > Kgokagana
Ledireledi ( -elel-)
Tiro e dirwa ka botlalo go ba ka pheto.
Mohlala; bofa > bofelela
7. Lediregi ( -eg- )
Tiro e laetša maemo a kgonego eupša go se na modiri yoo a laetšago maemo ao.
Mohlala: Bofa > Bofega
Lediriši ( -iš-)
Tiro e tliša kgopolo ya go thuša goba go gapeletša.
Mohlala: Bofa > Bofiša
Ledirišiši (-išiš-)
Tiro e a tiišetšwa
Mohlala; bofa > Bofišiša
9. Mošomo wa phapoši
Thabo le Lesiba ba rile ge ba e tšwa sekolong ba tšama ba bethana ka marula ba utama ka
mehlare go fihla ge Thabo a betha moo go dulago dinose gomme tša thoma go ba kitimiša go
fihla Lesiba a wela fase a robega letsogo. Ka gore Lesiba o be a e kwa bohloko kudu, Thabo o ile
a mo rwalela mokotla wa gagwe gomme ba leba gae. Mmago Lesiba o ile a itshwera hlogo ka
diatla ge a e kwa Lesiba a hlabile mokgoši gomme a kitima a šia molaetša go koko wa Lesiba a re
“ntlhokomelele dipitša tše, ke gahlanetša Lesiba”. Ntle le go senya nako a hlanola direthe a leba
go Lesiba, ge a fihla a lemoga gore ka mokgwa wo letsogo la Lesiba le robegilego ka gona, le ka
se bofege ka tukwana yeo a bego a itlemile letheka.
Dipotšišo
1. Go tšwa temaneng ya ka godimo ntšha lediri le go tlwaelega?
2. Go tšwa temaneng, ntšha mohuta wa lentiri le leitiri?
3. Nntšha mehuta ya meselana ya madiri ao a tšwelelago ka gare ga temana o be o hlaloše
gore o a tseba bjang?